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SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 12 (March 25-30) 3-28-19 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 12 (March 25-30) 3-28-19 Weekly Committee Schedule for SAM Followed Bills … Monday 3-25-19 – Legislative Day 61 Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-MAR-19 9:00 AM 317 Require child support cooperation for food Peggy Webb (R) HD 43 Monitor HB 290 stamp eligibility 25-MAR-19 9:00 AM 317 Provide for moratorium on property taxes Jason W Ellsworth (R) SD 43 6. Monitor. Possible help to broadband fiber for schools, SB 239 for broadband fiber and cable proponent schools 25-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 Encourage transformational learning Wendy McKamey (R) HD 19 1 SF. Support. Incentivize Transformational Learning HB 351 NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM 25-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 Create advanced opportunity act for Llew Jones (R) HD 18 1 SF. Support. Incentivize CTE Innovation HB 387 Montana students NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM House Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-MAR-19 8:00 AM 137 Creating a student safety accountability act Keith Regier (R) SD 3 6. Monitor. Have suggested amendment SB 132 to include more than just public schools Senate Education & Cultural Resources Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-MAR-19 3:00 PM 422 Generally revise laws related to school meals Jessica Karjala (D) HD 48 6. Support. Amended to provide direction to schools HB 414 Tuesday 3-26-19 – Legislative Day 62 Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 26-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 General Appropriations Act Nancy Ballance (R) HD 87 1 SF. Support. Executive Budget for Prog 6 (OPI) & Prog 9 HB 2 (School Funding) NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM. House Taxation Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 26-MAR-19 9:00 AM 152 Provide tax credit for purchase of a gun safe Andrea Olsen (D) HD 100 6. Monitor. Gun safety bill HB 646 Senate Highways and Transportation Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 26-MAR-19 2:00 PM 405 Encourage lap-shoulder belts on school buses Jill Cohenour (D) SD 42 Monitor. NOTE: Meeting will begin at 2:00 PM SB 350 1 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 12 (March 25-30) 3-28-19 Wednesday 3-27-19 – Legislative Day 63 House Education Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Create study commission to review Sue Vinton (R) HD 56 Not a SAM Followed Bill HB 754 MUS restructuring 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Generally revise pre-kindergarten Frederick (Eric) Moore (R) HD 37 1 SF. Oppose. Preschool-privatize with HB 755 laws pubic funds & block BPE authority 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Provide for digital literacy and Emma Kerr-Carpenter (D) HD 49 6. Monitor. Very late to add a position HB 759 computer science coordinator in competition with other Ed funding 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Create computer coding student Jonathan Windy Boy (D) HD 32 6. Monitor HB 774 employment pilot program Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 General Appropriations Act Nancy Ballance (R) HD 87 1 SF. Support. Executive Budget for Prog 6 (OPI) & Prog 9 HB 2 (School Funding) NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM. House Taxation Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 9:00 AM 152 Revise individual income tax credits Thomas Winter (D) HD 96 6. Monitor HB 706 House Energy, Technology and Federal Relations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 472 Establish a Montana solar schools grant program Bruce Grubbs (R) HD 68 6. Monitor HB 704 House Appropriations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Extend state lands reimbursement block grant for schools Rhonda Knudsen (R) HD 34 1 SF. Support HB 643 2 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 12 (March 25-30) 3-28-19 Thursday 3-28-19 – Legislative Day 64 Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 28-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 General Appropriations Act Nancy Ballance (R) HD 87 1 SF. Support. Executive Budget for Prog 6 (OPI) & Prog 9 HB 2 (School Funding) NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM. Senate Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 28-MAR-19 9:00 AM 303 Establish Montana school marshal program Derek Skees (R) HD 11 6. Monitor. School Marshall Program HB 567 28-MAR-19 9:00 AM 303 Revise criminal procedure laws related to sexual offenses Dave Fern (D) HD 5 Monitor HB 590 Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 28-MAR-19 3:00 PM 303 Authorize securitization for energy Denise Hayman (D) HD 66 NOTE: Meeting will be held in Room 303. HB 467 infrastructure 28-MAR-19 3:00 PM 303 Require net neutrality Bryce Bennett (D) SD 50 4 FT. Support. Net Neutrality action resolution SB 355 NOTE: Meeting will be held in Room 303. House Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 28-MAR-19 8:00 AM 137 Enact a student online personal information Andrea Olsen (D) HD 100 Monitor HB 745 protection act House Appropriations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 28-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Generally revise laws related to childhood sexual abuse Shane A Morigeau (D) HD 95 6. Monitor HB 640 Friday 3-29-19 – Legislative Day 65 Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 29-MAR-19 9:00 AM 317 Implement provisions of HB2, Sec E - Education Llew Jones (R) HD 18 Monitor HB 662 29-MAR-19 9:00 AM 317 Implement provisions of HB2, Sec E - Education Llew Jones (R) HD 18 Monitor HB 663 29-MAR-19 9:00 AM 317 Implement provisions of HB2, Sec E - Education Llew Jones (R) HD 18 Monitor HB 664 3 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 12 (March 25-30) 3-28-19 Saturday 3-30-19 – Legislative Day 66 Weekly Schedule By Committee for SAM Followed Bills … House Education Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Create study commission to review MUS restructuring Sue Vinton (R) HD 56 HB 754 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Generally revise pre-kindergarten laws Frederick (Eric) Moore (R) HD 37 HB 755 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 137 Provide for digital literacy and computer science coordinator Emma Kerr-Carpenter (D) HD 49 HB 759 Senate Education & Cultural Resources Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-MAR-19 3:00 PM 422 Generally revise laws related to school meals Jessica Karjala (D) HD 48 6. Support. Amended to provide direction to schools HB 414 House Appropriations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Provide for film tax credits Wylie Galt (R) HD 30 HB 293 27-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Revise laws related to AIS expenditures and funding Willis Curdy (D) HD 98 HB 411 27-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Adopt the Montana Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act Lola Sheldon-Galloway (R) HD 22 HB 500 27-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Extend state lands reimbursement block grant for schools Rhonda Knudsen (R) HD 34 1 SF. Support HB 643 27-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Modifying entitlement share payments Matt Regier (R) HD 4 HB 773 28-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Require background checks for assisted living facility employees Barbara Bessette (D) HD 24 HB 566 28-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Generally revise laws related to childhood sexual abuse Shane A Morigeau (D) HD 95 6. Monitor HB 640 28-MAR-19 8:30 AM 102 Generally revise laws for funding of treatment courts Zach Brown (D) HD 63 HB 654 House Energy, Technology and Federal Relations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 27-MAR-19 3:00 PM 472 Establish a Montana solar schools grant program Bruce Grubbs (R) HD 68 6. Monitor HB 704 4 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 12 (March 25-30) 3-28-19 Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 28-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 General Appropriations Act Nancy Ballance (R) HD 87 1 SF. Support. Executive Budget for Prog 6 (OPI) & Prog 9 HB 2 (School Funding) NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM. 27-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 General Appropriations Act Nancy Ballance (R) HD 87 1 SF. Support. Executive Budget for Prog 6 (OPI) & Prog 9 HB 2 (School Funding) NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 AM. 26-MAR-19 8:00 AM 317 General Appropriations Act Nancy Ballance (R) HD 87 1 SF. Support.
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